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Old Phappt, Mr i' t . .fBeing his fir4i appearance in that Citaraaer)i Young Pthiput,. Mr. BANN Is I.ER; , Sir Jasper Witdirt g, Mr. sPAI(Ks ; Young Wilding, Mr. DE CAM p ; Maria (with a Song)," Miss l*N CAN Corinna. MISS TtDS W ELL. On Safurd av , the Comedy of Tile Country Girl; with ins frew Melo- Dianna or E Ila kosentoe On Tuesday, the new Dram.: of - Tlie Mysterious BriLe ; With the Farce of The Three and the Deucqr s And on Thursday will be produced (never acted) a Musical Afterpiece, called The Fortune Teller. EXCISL OEFIOE, LONDON. Sept. 16, tBOS. H E R E A S 'ROBERT ALLANSON, and fouN WHITAKER, of Lancaster Tanners, I 'aners, and Oil Leath e r D ressers, stand charged with hay. ing feloniously counterfeited, or forge,., a Stamp or Mark to resemble the Stamp or Mark provided, is pursuance of the -Ads of Parliament that bhalf ade, to deLoe the char ing of the Duties of in EXCiSe e upon m Leather - by t them menug laet Li red . The Commissioners of Excise, in order to . bring these Offenders to justice, do hereby promise a reward of One Hundred Pounds to any Person, or Persons, who strati ap- Treliend them, or either of them, or discover them, or either of them, so that he or they may be apprehended and con- By Order of the Board, THo. BURTON, Sec. Robert Allanson is about 37 years of age, a well made man, about 5 feet 7 inches high, ot a pleasant countenmce, rather ruddy complexion hazel eyes, red hair and ;ye-brows, his face and hands freckled, and generally wears a blue coat, light coloured waistcoat, and leather breeches. oho W hitaker is aboact 40 years of age, a short made man, about 5 feet 6 inches high, .round face, dark swarthy com plexion, black eyes and eye-brows, tuid black hair, and generally wears a bl ue coat , b lack waistcoat, and Leather reeches. THEATRE OF ANATOMY, TBlenheim -street, Great Marlborough -street. - HE AUTUMNAL COURSE o f L ECTURES on ANATOMY, PHYSIOLOGY, and SURGERY, 'Vvill be commenced on Saturday, the Ist of Odober, at Two o'Clock, by Mr. BROOKES. ANATOMICAL CONVERZATIONES will be held Weekly, when the dil*rent Subjeds treated of will be dis cusced familiarly, and the Students' views forwarded:—To These none but Pupils can be admitted. ' Spacious Apartments, thoroughly ventilated, and replete with every convenience, are open all the Morning, for the :Purp,ses of Disseding and InjeCting, where Mr. Brookes at ,tends to dired the Students t and demonstrate the various Nuts as they appear on Dissection. Pupils may be accommodated in the House. entleinen establish e d i n Pradice, desirous. of renewi ng I_ll ir Anatunikal Knowled ge , m ay b e accommo d ate d w i th partment to Diss?d in privately. ON-EY. 1,4 ESSRS. LUCAS an d C o. b eg Leave to inform those that Indy hc. itesir of borrowing Tempo,- iary or l'erurnient STIVIS'ot MON . :1, that they can at.all tittles, ‘lnd %.ithout .Idvance , ny S.iin from One Hun- Oro to Twenty „,d s , aw l upt n iiis, on Pei soLAt or any othL:r Security. ;min Mari . liey in the i untß, vie,is' Livings, or CaPY-? X 44,1, an d .1.ea5:: ,. .1 , 1. lrat,ltca , on the mostsins, and `viii contiuet every Neg,l,4'W*l d imICO iCSS v3Te::,e then iiieurre4 in money irdw—ctioris. ersonat ilipheatio.‘4 Nks:as iiailY. re; c a eiv e dt leimyri.,tietti St. i-aines's, Post-paid, immediately ans‘%er:i. • • , en Ytars pun • be r , r well .securcd - nat.: This Day was published, Elegantly printed in 4 Vols. 4tu. (being a New EditiOn, Re. vised and considerably Augmented, of the Three Volumes already published, acid a Fourth Volume,. entirely new), price 71. 45. in boards, • r'HE HISTORY OF GREECE, fro:rn the Earliest Accounts, to . the.DEATH - of Pl-111.11), KING 'f-MACEDONIA. By WILLIAM MITFORD, Esq, . Printed forT.Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. , • * * *.The ,Fourth - Volume may be had separate, to corn• plete the former Edition, price 11. lbs..; as may alsoa few re. maining Copia' of the former Edition of the ThirdiVolume. As above may be had, by the same Author,. An Inquiry into the Principles of Harmony in Language, Second Lditton, Bvo. 7s. 6d. • Latcly was published, In One:very large Volume, price, i n b o ards, 1 6 s . THE ANNUAL REGISTER, or a Viewof the History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year .1794; and also the Volume for the Year 1802, price.t6s. being the Second of a New. Series,. commencing with the present Century. _ _ l'jinted for C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Citarch-yard. - • - - Of whom may be had, • - * 1. The Annual Register, Lr the Years 1791, 1792, and ,1793, price in boards al. 6d.. Also, The Annual Register, for the Year tBO I, being the first of the New Series, Free in_boards ics. And a ,General Index to the Annual Register, from the Year 1758 to 1792, both inclusive, price in boards 14s, or halt. bound, 13s. The Second Votunic,' containing the Index, from 1781 to 1792, may be bad separate. N.l l . Tile Volume's tor 179; and 1803 are in the Press, artd*Will l ipear early in tbe.{vinter. T , is D,y was published, • I'd Two large Volumes Octavo, price, in boards, 18s. The Third•Editign, corretld, of A DISSER rATI4 )N on the PROPS ECIES that have:been lu filled, are now fulfilling, or will here atter be fulfilled, relative to the great Period of tz6o Years; the • Papal aud Mahonimedan Apostasies, the tyrannical Raga of Antichrist, or the Infidel Power, and the Restorit 7 lion of the Sews.. . • By theltcv, GEORGE STANLEY FABER, Vicar ofßrockton-upon-Tees.• Printed for F. C. and I: Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's Churculard . ; sold also by Hatchard, No. Igo, Picca dilly. Of whom may be had, by the same Author, • • A General and Connected View of the Prophecies, rela tive to the Conversion, Restoration, Union, and Future Glory, of the Houses of I udali and _lsrael • toe Progress, and'hnitl Overthrow of the Antichristian Confederacy in the Land: of Palestine; and the ultimate general Diffusion of Christianity. In 2 vols. Bvo. price, in boards, 16s. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, . Sept. i 6, AoS. T COMMISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS 111/17ESTrs NAVY do hereby give Notice, That on Friday next, the z3d inst. they will be ready to re ceive Tenders, in writing (sealed up),. and 4 treat for One Hun dred and Fifty Tons of POT BARLEY, to be delivered, one half thereof in the course of one month, and the other half in one month afterwards, into His Majesty's Piagalling Stores at Devford, Portsmouth, and 'Plymouth, in the under-me tinned proportions ; and for the purchase of One Hundred and FiAy Tons of ROSE CORK (secondr) BUTTER, cr BRITISH BUTTER of equal goodness; and for Three Hundred Tons of CHESHIRE, DERBYSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE,- br GLOUCESTERSHIRE CHEESE, or CHEESE of equal goodness ; to be delivered one ball thereof in three weeks, and the reinainder in three .weeks afterwards, into the Stores above-men timed, viz.. Pot Barley. Buttcr. Cherie. Deptford - so Tons 90 Tons 163 Tons Piartsmouth - so 3o 6o • Plymouth - so 30 So iso Iso 30 and to bt paidfor by Bills, payable, 7Lith Interest, A'inely Days after date. The Conditions of the Contraßs may be seen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will he bad to any Tender in quhich the Price shad net be inserted in words at length, or that shall not he delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Friday next, the 2361 Inst. nor sinless the Person who makes_thfTender, or some Pe► son on his behalf, attends, to answer, .what called for, SALE OF 'ESTA tic: . . Ir, 11 EREFORDSIVRE. • ", Ai% So LI). Is y A ;it FLOW, At Gaiiaway's Coii,-.eLiiou' Mr. e, on --- by sGIUIEB, . 'I litirsda:, "the 13th day of tek. t) ' l ' "ei, at i .vei ye o'Clock. Very-- Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, in , the CCP aty or Hereford, .y,tv ° fi r , ' . cainprisiii4 tux Manor and • ..iMP ro'v cook r. tne Antient Mansion,. house ',replete' with' A ' s : i xl• tiol tbr a large Family), with the off • • • l ( es, .Garcl LC- ens ll , lll lle a a.,ar ‘ e Grounds, Park, the borne tiresgo e i.arl"; ' W ater Mill, Lake, aid :.izti Ponds ; Pic turesque ornaliteiCit°edttatgv.ei'iji Cr'ives' Wo. its and Plantations, high_ 3y chiefly Oak ; comprising up. ards ot twelve hundred Stattile..Aines.ot very, rich Arable, -Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop Gn,unti,, and ‘Vood Land, (tyftie tree; ; delig . htfu'lly situate in a beautiful country, five tittles distant from the Borough ..f Leofrunster, Line from I .llq city. at Hereford, and• ode hundred and thirty.;:ive horn Lonciun. To be viewed by Tickets only, or on application to Mr. Tanner; at the Steward'S House, in Hampton Court Park, of whom printed Particulars may be had ; also at the New Inn, at Hereford s the Hop Vole lnn Worcester ; at Garra iialy's 05%e:house ; Of Edward Boodle,f Esq. Lower Brook ttreet ' • and of Mr. Ciardge,' NO. ,57, Pall Mall, London,ti h ere a 'plan of the Estate may be seen. S ALE OF DEVONSHIRE CATTLE,'NEWLEICES. SHEEP, AND SUFFOLK PUNCH HORSES. R. CHILDE's ANNUAL SALE, will corn at the mence at Ten o'Clock on TUESDAY, the z7th inst. sold F arm-yard, Kinlet,near Bewdiey, when there will be . 1),7‘745 Pieces.of truly valuable Stock of the ure NRTH (.)I \B 1 RE E D viz. Twenty-seven Co p O ws and Heifers 4 Ca lf to most extdiordinary good Bulls ; and Eighteen two la"( 1 th r e e - years.old Bullocks, a part of which are excellent ,vorkers, or are well adapted to feed rapidly near One Hun r,red Ewes and Th eaves th a t are d esc endixi , from M tissll6. Uck 14. and Stone's prirne Rams, and froth Ewes , that have een stletied with infinite care from the most capital Flocks In Leicestershire. Several Nvcil-bred Suffolk Punch Waggon Horses, consist '°g of four and five-year.old Geldings, and one remarkably year Y earlin g Stallion Cillt of that superior breed. sit jS well known that Mr. Childe has for near twenty been in possession of the. new Leicester Sheep, and that 134 4 .( 1 Liiiiig the last ten years spared tip,trouble or ex,pence 1 1 ,, ettre the very hi g h est an d t h e b est o f t hi s va l ua bl e heLI from the most emment Breeders in that County ; that ltas i for upwards of - ten ye ars b een indefatigable n:seleet -sA,thP Purest North Devon Stock ; :and he has purchased his ‘,"l Yck, , 410 1 k Pinich Horses at Mr. Wakefield's Sale at Burnham and 'from the best reputed Breeders hi Suffolk ; it 20 r,e,as,,niably be presumed that what are about to be offeted P are well worth their attention, .and they. may ' @ 4 'Ymport it that th e w h o l e w ill be 'sold without reje r v e. "'Wet .is situah-cl on the Banks.of the Severn, - 2 - 7 miles Front Sh rewsbury, and t 9 from Worcester, so that there are. fluty. Places in Lnglaiiirfrom*tvlieiice there i s s o safe and lin ("Me a'Water co'nvey.inCe for Stock to all parts of the Unit ed Kingdom. 'as Day was published, In Three large Volumes, Duodecimo, elegantly printed en a tine Woven raper, price : in.hoards ii. is. COLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Senti mental, Instfudive, and Arnusing; seie4ed and re. vised TRANSPORT-OFFICE, Sept.' 13 , 7808, AHE COMITISSIONERS for Conditaing HIS MAJESTY': ,TRANSPORT SLRFICE, for taking Carr of Sickrd Wounded Seamen, and for the Cdre , and Custody Prisoners of War, do hereht give Notice, that they will he ready, at this Office, on Tuesday, the 27th of this Month, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Pe:..tons as may be willing to contrafi for sulpljing the Articles' under-mentioned, for the Ser_ vice o f Priloncri of War; akthe Pri.lm at Dartmoor;-near Ply_ mouth, from the tst of next Month, for Twell)e Months. certain., and thereafter until Threei_lonthr notice shall be given, viz. . Coals at - - .per Chaldron. 'Candles - per Dozen Pounds.' Straw - - per Ton. • Lamp Oil _ per Gallon.- . Birch Brooms - - per Dozen. NN Tender will be receive./ ait•r One o'clock on the Dqy of Treaty, tiOr any noticed unless the Party, or an Agent for hint, Personally attend. Farther Particulars may he known byarplying at this Office; or to the Agent for Prhoners cf it:tr at Dartmoor. TiiU 11 SD A Y, SEPTErrBEI 22, 1 808. This Day was published. A new Edition, elegantly printed, 1. c. 3y°. with Plates, price ss. boards. iE )AI.7I, and VIRGINIA, .a Tale, translated from St. Pierre. . . By HELEN MARIA WILLIAMS. Printed for Vernor, Hond, and Sharpe, No. 3r, Poultry; aril Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row. This Day, was published, With twenty. four Caricatures, by Woodward, price tos. 6d. boards, STEEVEII S i s LECTURES on HEADS, with _ Additions. 7 VICTUALLING-OFFICE, . • Sept. fc, THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His Majesty's Navy do hereby give Notice, That on Friday, the 23d inst. they will be ready to receive Tora'ers in iv! iting (sealed up), and treat jOr sirch Quantities of BLACK SMYRNA, ALEXIA, or DENIA RAISINS, as the re spetiive Dealersithsrein may think proper to offer-; to he answer able to Samples to be produced with the Tenders: td be delivered, one-half thereof Ina fortnight, and the remainder in a fortnight afterwards, into His Majesty's Viaualling Stores at Deptford : and to be paid for 6y Bills, payable, with Interest, ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contrali may be seen at the Secretary's Office. - No regard will be had to 'any Tender in which the I's ice shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said Fridqy the 23d instant, nor sinless • the Person who makes the Tender, 1)1 some tersot, on his behalf, attend', to answer, e. hen called fur. • By Mr. PI LON: To which is added, an Essay on-Satire. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe ; Cuthell and Mar tin ; Longman, • Hurst, Reesr and Orme ; 1. Walker ; and W. Otridge and Son. This Day was published, • A new Edition, f c. izino. with six elegant Plates, price js. ISIONS in VERSE, for the Amusement and Insrruetion fif Younzer Minds. By Dr. COTTON. - Printed for Vemor, Hood, and Sharpe; Cuthell and Mar tin ; I . Wxliser ; Lackington, Allen, and. Co. ' - R. Lea; I. Nunn ; Darrott and Harvey ;. Scatcherd and Letterman ; Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Ornie; and J. Murray. This DaY was published, Half-bound, Morocco Hack, price los, AN ATLAS to WALKER's GEOGRAPHY ; consisting of Twcnty.five Maps, very neatly engraved and coloured. Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe, ). Walker, Dar ton and Harvey, Synionds. Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Cuthell and Martin. Lackington', Allen, and Co. Wynne and Sor4 R. ( ...holey, Scatcherd and Letterman, R. Faulder, Otridge and Son, R. Lea, C. Law, G. Kearsley, Crosbf and o. E. Mathews, I Johnson, W Baynes, J. Nunn, Wilkie and Robinson, Lane and Newman, and I .'and A. Arch. ' • Of whim may be hict,. • . The Elements of Geography and History; by I. Walker. A new Edition, corrected and enlarged by the Rev. J. Smith, price los. 6d. boards. he Universal Gazetteer; or, an Account of all the Em pires, Kingdoms, States, Islands, Cities. Towns, &c. in the known World, Bvo. price rzs. boards. By.the Rev. {AMES PLUMPTRE, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall. _ _ Printed for F. C. and j. Rivington, No. 6z, St. Paul's C h tireh.,yard ; sold atso•by j. tiatchard, No. No, Piccadilly. - Tirese , VoL - unies contain the Words of upwards of Eight Hundred. Songs ; some of thcrn original, but principally se- Ithetl iron the Works of the most approved Writers, divest. ed of every thing- that has any tendency to Indecency and Profintriess. "jrne.Colleaion is calculated to afford amusement with ourtibaldiy, and instrueti n without tediousness." Anti- lacobin,Review for Feb. dla7. " It is impossible not to approve of the spirit and the principle, as well 39 the taste and judgment which suggested this Colledlion - of Songs, Every Reader of Poetry will be pleased with Mr. PluMptre's - Collection, and be certain of finding in ti.ese Volumes all the best- Songs in our language, except some perhaps from the-pen of [qr. Dibdin, which, in (Inc .regard -to that Gentleman's literary property, he has omitted to introduce.'' , • - • • - • - • British Critic for August 1807. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,. - Sept. 7, isos. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA= YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That Pr oposals will be received at their Offiril in Pall Mall, on or before Monday, the 3i of October next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply of . IRONMONGERY RT IC LES for Service of this Department, for a period of Three Yea;-s. Further Particulars,' tPgether with the Terms and Conditions of the .Contrail, may be known upon application at the Secretary's O t te, in Pall Mall, aforesaid, any - Day', between the hours of Ten and Four o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed," Proposals for Ironmongery Articles,' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said 3d of October, at Twelve o'Cloek at Noon of the Sallie day, neither will any Tender be noticed, Unless the Party making it, or an Agent in his behalf, shall attend. By Order of the Board, R. H.VREII; Secretary. kOR VENEREAL AND SCORIA) COM. PLAINTS. DR.FREEMAN's GUTTA SALUTARIS is by • ta r the most sate and elledual Remedy' ever yet disco vered for the cure of that dangerous Disease. Persons unhap pily atflided .Nvith Venereal Complaints, in all its stages and under its various appearances; %vitt find a secure and present Relief by raking tnese mo-t. invaluable Drops ; which, for their excellency during thirty years prattliee in the most po pulous part of London, viz. Hatton-garden, have been tCIII - Gutta Salutaris. • The Secrecy with which most person so 'affiiettd find it needful to conceal their sulferiif- , ,f7, limy be safely employed while using these Props ; since they render confinement un tiecessarx, as well as al I uneitious or mercurial Preparations, or Inyvurgiefl.Dperation whatever. • lay appointment of Dr. Freetritin they are sold by R. But le., 4, Cheapside„ Cpriler of Paternoster-row ; Bacon, ico, and.ridding, 6,.()iitrind-street Bull and Callwell, Dublin; Sinith, and Bikter, Edinburgh ClaSoW; Stains, Manchester ;•I.athbury, LiverpoOl;Sbifis and Lynch, Mani:l - tester ; and. ipost,Medicine Venders in yv.cy Town, - in Bottles, at as. 94. .cacti. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. t 6, THE PIUNCIPAL OFFICERS of His M. - YESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, that Proposals will bi received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or be fore Saturday, the Irt O(iobcr next, .&m such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply of COPPER 1-100 PS for service of this Department fo- a period of th#eeyears. Furthei-Particulars, together -with the Terms and Conditisns of - the .Contrao, may be known )(bin aptlication at the Secretary's Offite, in Pall 'Mall, aforesaid, any day 'craven the hoiers of "I en and Pour o'Clock, where the Proposals are to be delivered, sesled up, and inclorse2l " Proposals for Copper Hoops ;'' but no Proposal can be admitted after the said Day of oSober,•at, Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day ; ?wither still'any Ten-, der be noticed, unless the Party making it, cr an .eigerg; in his, 6444 shall attend. igy Order the Icard, E IF, Sec. C E PROM THE SPAIVISII PAPERS. WHAT HAS. SPAIN TO DO! AN ADDRESS, EtY ONE THE .%,7111,..EC. SPANIARISSI—The akribus. enterprize iat which You are now engaged fides the .attention s of all Ea pee, and will, in the history of. the )9th century, Ell mall pages piofitahle to pesterity, and which the kiihole [world will peruse with admienion and After having, during twenty years, suffered under gn: exterminating tyrinny ,which oppressed . the nation, ahrough the weakness of its Sovereigns, and the stupidity and rapacity of a guilty supped; after having seen the frontier-fortresses, and et en the capital of the Kingdom, in the hands of the enemy, • to whom were basely, delivered, by the Ministers and publio servants, the military stores of our arse nala; after being deprived of the august person of your young Monarch, vehoiegoodpess of heart, se vere sufferings, and lofty virtues, have rendered hire the'oiaTeet ofailtea:'our hopes and your sincere affec tion; when the evils of Yourcoun try seemed ineurablL . and mapy of your Grandees, Magistrates, and s o ldi er s, were seen assembled aal3ayonne, playing a vile farce, which they called the Codes, and offering - u e in cense .in an impure ,temple of,perfidy and lies ;—it was then that you raised yourselves aloft. .The cry of liberty and Spanish glory—the voice of your holy religion, which wns threatened—rhe distant sighs of your unfortunate FERDINAND. resounded in your ears, with the tone and, power of a brazen truMpet, imperiously, suanthoping you to war and vengeance. Youdid_ riot listen to the timid suggestions of low tnial/21-11{,s. To arms ! to arms ! was the unit easel cry in Spain. The 'rovinces,arrised themselves, and full of assurance in the justest of Causes, prepared with joy to break,the sceptre of a tyrant - covered with crimes, whom Hell vomited fo'rth to oppress the civi lized world, assault .our most holy religion, atel wrest, if possible, from all mankind, he sweet com forts of peace, and the security of poperty and berty. " Astoria was the cradle of our redemption, and, of all the Provinces, made the first offer of her gra neroua,exertions. Valencia, Murcia, Arragon, Can: , tabria, Galicia, Estremadura, - part ,of the Cratiles; Andalusia, and Catalonia, as if roused by the same flash, or.the same eledric shock, rushed to aims, declaring they would rather.' perish beneath the ruins of their cities than yield the sacrilegious obedience required by Napoleon, and the tribunals which ad under compulsion from the enemies of Spain. • , " No; it was not possible that a people so noble, so full of honour, could form one family ,teith banditti,. who, entering the Peninsula as guests, and received with all , the courtesy and generosity 4 of the Spanish character, in return for such favoU(s, deso lated the capital by the . horrid murders of the .2rla of May. No; such a people could not stain the glory of tacit; name by consenting to 'become the subjeds of an Imperial Usurper, the assassin of the Duke of I.:GlitEN—of him who lays : waste all Europe, for no other end than's() enthrone the numerous tribe of his brothers, soni, and cousins; natural or adopted—, of him who rewards The condescension and favours of his Holiness; by the robbery of all. his temporal possessions—of him, WhO, without a pretence, strip. ped an Infanta'of Spain of the throne of Etruria; which our .Court had purchased a' few years before by the cession of Louisiana, and other important sa crificesOf him, who, inviting to his-dominions the unsuspicious FERDINTAND, to settle affairs which did not concern him, caresses the King at his.entrance, and then suddenly thrusts him intosaairisona where the unhappy Prince, to save his life for the moment, is first compelled to sign a renunciation of his Crown, and then transported to a distant castle, where he is probably destined to that tragic death which thaaya rant ma n y deem necessary for his security, and which will so very Well correspond with the rest of his evil deeds. No; never can the people of Split) per suade themselves that he purposes their felicity, who begins' his Government by issuing the most scan. dalnus writings . against that faintly- in whose re nunciation' his, rights are founded—who wrests from public justice the wicked, and -base . fa vourite, 'whose treasons . and rapacity,will be ever held in horror in Spain, assigning him a, commodia ous retreat, and with Scandalous pomp sending with him his strumpet and the bastard fruits of his brutal [asset—who, to re-establish the royal revenue, and restore order to the finances, calls from banishment '-and prison the principal agents of past dilapidations, the vile instruments employed by Godoy to satiate, that -- had been possible, his insatiable avarice--who prepares fetters and chains for our brave youth, that they may be transported to the shores of the Danube, to effed the destruction of the House of Austria, and enslave the brave inhabitants of the ..Northera artd Eastern parts of Europe. " Nothing is sacred which opposes the mad am bition of this man. The lives of his fellows weigh not a grain against his exterminating projects. Trea sons, lies, perjuries, .and assassinations, are noble and approved means in the Code Kapoleonne of his sacria legions Morality. He has sacked, and plundered, and spread ruin and deaolation over Italy, Holland, and Germany : he - has destroyed the ancient [dele' vetic Cotistitution : he had converted the Goaern ment of France to a military despotism, leaving it without basis and without guarantee he has ten dered it impossible that' the young men of, Frame should learn the- useltil dnd - fine arts of peace, in-, struZ.Aing them only in the art of war, fitting them only to be the perpetrators of his iniquities : tie has, put an end alike to public morals;, to the li . ghtS and ornaments of learning, ensi the blessings of .sociai s . life - . This man is of no religiOn. 'ln Egypt a Musa , sulman, in. France a Catholfc a. now' a ,defender of the Catholic' faith, and now "to or - rel.itious e toleration ; . he has be e n se en to declare hinisell the. protedor of Jaidaism,..in order'to" obtain' a subsidy', fisoin some rich• infaibaants; convoke 'the Graeda Saebedrici - ; and it wanted but little of his being pro-%